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AlarabSecurity

Israeli Authorities Demolish Mosque and Over 70 Homes Near Rahat

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Arabic · Sole source

Israeli authorities demolished a mosque and over 70 homes north of Rahat in the Negev. The demolitions proceeded despite appeals to halt the operations, with authorities rejecting all requests to stop. The report does not specify the reasons for the demolitions or the exact timeline beyond the publication date.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Israeli authorities demolished a mosque and over 70 homes near Rahat.
  • The demolitions occurred in the Negev region.
  • Appeals to stop the demolition operations were rejected.
  • Dozens of houses were destroyed along with the mosque.

Israeli authorities have carried out demolition operations north of Rahat, in the Negev region, destroying a mosque and more than 70 homes. The demolitions proceeded despite appeals and efforts to halt the operations. Reports indicate that authorities rejected all requests to stop the demolitions, insisting on carrying out their decisions. This led to the destruction of the mosque and dozens of houses in the village.

The specific reasons for the demolitions were not detailed in the report, nor were the exact dates of the operations beyond the publication date of the article. The report also did not specify which authorities were directly involved in carrying out the demolitions.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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